Opal
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At a glance
4.0 out of 5
Scored by Alex after real useOur verdict
Opal combines signals into a single measure, helping you stay focused but limits detailed analytics. Perfect for beginners; those needing advanced tracking might find it lacking.
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Questions about Opal
What does Opal do?
Opal is a focus app that combines signals into a single score for quick insight into how focused a user stays. It blocks apps and sets custom timers through customizable rules, and awards gems after users reach milestones of focused time. A Hard Mode lockout cannot be turned off once enabled.
How much does Opal cost?
Opal has a limited free tier, and its paid plan starts at $8.29 per month. A lifetime plan is also available with a one-time payment of $399. Advanced timer features and soundscapes require Pro.
What devices does Opal work on?
Opal is available only on iPhone, iPad and macOS. The reviewer lists this among its shortcomings, since there is no version for Android or Windows users. On those Apple devices, it can block apps and set custom timers to help users stay focused.
Who is Opal best for?
Opal suits individuals looking for basic focus tools, and the reviewer calls it perfect for beginners. Toolio says it is not for users who need detailed analytics, since it offers no granular breakdowns or detailed tracking data. Alex scored it 4.0 out of 5 on 5 Oct 2026.
What are some alternatives to Opal?
Toolio lists Slack, which connects teams and automates tasks, Searchable Pdf, which converts scanned PDFs and images into searchable documents, Paperless, which scans, tags and searches documents, and Chapple AI, which simplifies AI models. These sit in the team collaboration category alongside Opal.